Chuck Colson: Caring for the Elderly – Let’s Talk About It
What to do with mom or dad when they cant take care of themselves any longer? It’s a tough question. Read more …
Mother of Steven Tyler’s aborted baby breaks 3-decade silence – is now pro-life
When Julia Holcomb was sixteen she and a friend contrived to meet Steven Tyler, the frontman of the multi-platinum-selling band Aerosmith, and now co-host of American Idol. Holcomb’s gambit was
Jim Daly: Why the Same-Sex Marriage Experiment Will Not Work
[I]n this pursuit to redefine marriage, wouldn’t it make sense to consider the outcomes of prior social reengineering efforts? Read more …
Kathryn Jean Lopez: Swift Teens Speak Now – Girl Scouts go rogue
“Chances are, if you’re naming your blog after a Taylor Swift album, your judgment’s already suspect.” That’s how two teen girls were dismissed by a Salon magazine piece on the
Seventeen in Seven
The Lord of Life had plenty of opportunity to speak to hearts in Michigan and North Dakota during a seven-day, seventeen-presentation For Life road trip! Kids For LifePresentations were made
Walter Hoye II: Philadelphia 1787
From the foundation of the United States of America, our leaders have repeatedly and deliberately failed to understand that personhood is intrinsic to being human. لعبة سلوتس Starting with the
Steven Ertelt: Five Reasons the Pro-Life Movement is Winning on Abortion
Trevin Wax, an editor at LifeWay Christian resources and a blogger at Kingdom People, is out with an article that is making the rounds in pro-life circles explaining five reasons
Chuck Colson: The Way or Not the Way – Orthodoxy and Why It Matters
Can we truly live out the Christian Faith if we don’t understand its foundational tenets? Read more …
Sparrows – a poem by Vic Both
LFL friend, Vic Both, recently sent in a new poem that I want to share with you. In his note, Vic said, “While setting up a display – a plain
Carolyn Moynihan: Ending child marriage and …?
The custom of marrying off adolescent girls is on the decline in developing countries, but millions of girls remain at risk, according to a new report by the Population Reference